Aaron Siegel
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Chalk Line

for piano, bassoon, violin, viola and cello (2007)

This piece began as an image of a dark, assured pencil line meandering horizontally across a sheet of paper through a dense, yet translucent cloud of smeared graphite. As is the case often for me, this image proved very unreliable as an indicator for how the piece would unfold. And yet, as the piece ends the same image comes to mind with the bassoon in the role of the assured pencil. I dare not attribute this happenstance to anything other than fortuity, but I marvel at the surprising nature of intuition and hope it feels equally as exciting and revealing from the standpoint of a first listen.

(Performance by Till by Turning: Erica Dicker – violin, Katie Young – Bassoon, Sarah Biber – cello, Amy Ciimini – Viola and Emily Manzo – Piano)

[audio:Chalk_Line.mp3]
July 13, 2009/by Aaron Siegel
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ABOUT ME

I have worked for 15 years as a Teaching Artist, Cultural Producer, Education Administrator and Professional Development Facilitator. I am interested in treating performances as opportunities to learn and creating learning situations that feels like authentic artistic experiences. Having worked as a facilitator and consultant with some of the foremost arts education institutions in the United States, I am excited by the opportunities to help artists and institutions develop their platforms for engaging others in learning. --Aaron

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